18 hrs agoLiked by Alexandre Zermati - 📩 Histoire, Kristina God
I love hearing real stories like this --- someone in the trenches learning and growing. Kristina's Substack School is great for anything who is thinking about it.
Now he'll reach 1000 subs and the possibilities will be endless. He's writing in French. I could imagine that he also could get sponsorship deals, use affiliate links to his sources etc.
Plus, he can now go live and share a bit more about his stories.
Recommendations are a growth machine and this is a great example. Plus being active on Notes.
Sep 23Liked by Alexandre Zermati - 📩 Histoire, Kristina God
This is encouraging to read!
LinkedIn has been helpful for me, though. Yes you can’t usually put an external link. (however there is a way to get around this)
But, you now have a space at the top of your profile to put a “Subscribe to Newsletter” link. You’ve also got a “Featured” section in your profile.
Lastly, you can start your own LinkedIn newsletter and all your followers get a notification to subscribe. I basically post part of my newsletter on LinkedIn and then link to my Substack if you want the full version.
Thank you, Wes. I’ve tried the different techniques you mentioned (except the LinkedIn newsletter). My experience is that LinkedIn is not the most relevant place to discuss history. That’s why I’ve focused my efforts on X and Notes, which are more effective in terms of engagement for my topic.
I was going to subscribe to Christiana's paid newsletter so I could gain more knowledge but she couldn't even respond to my DMs or even the comments I left on her posts so I gave up on her. Glad it's working for you
Hi Vivi, not sure why you're thinking this. You can ask all my members. I'm always responsive but I'm also having a family and two kids. The comments are a mess 😂 I can't keep up with them right now. I try to reply to everyone. Often it takes a while.
Sorry to hear you're frustrated. Would be happy to have you. Just send me a DM! ❤️
Sep 23Liked by Alexandre Zermati - 📩 Histoire, Kristina God
This was great to read! Well done. I feel stuckkkkkk at times too- but remembering why I started (to get better at writing, and try out a hobby) is really helpful.
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very useful, thanks Alexandre
I love hearing real stories like this --- someone in the trenches learning and growing. Kristina's Substack School is great for anything who is thinking about it.
Loved your story, Sebastien. You are a great example for me and for the world and thank you Kristina for presenting him here.
👋 Hi Yannis, there you are again! Super fan 😊
Loved his story and needed to feature it.
Never quit. No matter what.
Great reminder and example.
Now he'll reach 1000 subs and the possibilities will be endless. He's writing in French. I could imagine that he also could get sponsorship deals, use affiliate links to his sources etc.
Plus, he can now go live and share a bit more about his stories.
Recommendations are a growth machine and this is a great example. Plus being active on Notes.
Together you can fire up your Substack powerhouse
You are so positive and you deserve the best.
Inspiring read, thank you and congrats!
Hello Kisane ❤️
he'll gonna be happy about all this beautiful comments.
Are you already connected with Lisa Zuba and all the other 50+ writers I recommended a few weeks back?
My tip: follow each other, engage, ask for collabs, write guest posts, recommend each other and engage on Notes.
Once turned on this power engine, you're unstoppable
Okay then!!! 😊
Via our school I connected you with some in the comments.
Our live today will start at 1pm.EST in case you can make.it ❤️
I would Kristina but I have an early start tomorrow and your 1pm is my 1am! But I will try to make the one after and say 👋 from Perth ☺️
I know ^^ that's why I asked. Sorry that you can't attend any LIVE session. Gonna find out how I can cover you and the other members from AUS
Great read! Love seeing the journey of others on this app when you’re feeling like you’re in a void. Writing for myself has become a key motivator
Thanks a lot Jaila, I hope this article is helpful to you !
Hi Jaila, besides all the success stories which I love to cover, I
This is encouraging to read!
LinkedIn has been helpful for me, though. Yes you can’t usually put an external link. (however there is a way to get around this)
But, you now have a space at the top of your profile to put a “Subscribe to Newsletter” link. You’ve also got a “Featured” section in your profile.
Lastly, you can start your own LinkedIn newsletter and all your followers get a notification to subscribe. I basically post part of my newsletter on LinkedIn and then link to my Substack if you want the full version.
Thank you, Wes. I’ve tried the different techniques you mentioned (except the LinkedIn newsletter). My experience is that LinkedIn is not the most relevant place to discuss history. That’s why I’ve focused my efforts on X and Notes, which are more effective in terms of engagement for my topic.
I was going to subscribe to Christiana's paid newsletter so I could gain more knowledge but she couldn't even respond to my DMs or even the comments I left on her posts so I gave up on her. Glad it's working for you
Hi Vivi, not sure why you're thinking this. You can ask all my members. I'm always responsive but I'm also having a family and two kids. The comments are a mess 😂 I can't keep up with them right now. I try to reply to everyone. Often it takes a while.
Sorry to hear you're frustrated. Would be happy to have you. Just send me a DM! ❤️
Sent you a DM
This was great to read! Well done. I feel stuckkkkkk at times too- but remembering why I started (to get better at writing, and try out a hobby) is really helpful.
Thanks a lot ! Keep writing !